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t EALESTATE INVESTMENTS.
i kAIK-ELMER CO. Realtors. Rul
' ", Batalapv InvMtraant, Inauranoa, Rant-
. - aia. inw i. ii wounuH Bias.
IEAL ESTATE SUBURBAN.
Dundee.
DUNDEE
"Nilt Yery attracrtra T-room horns
fcsvlnr f.'L Uvlnc room with ftrsplaca,
boautlful sun roam, dlnloK roam and
kltrhan on flrat floor and thraa '(ina
bodrooma -n1 bath on aacond. Good
corner lot with garage (or two cara.
Kuit b aold at- one, Thla la vary con
vanlently arranged and will roaka a
vary comfortable horn for somaone.
: Call ua for appointment. Posstsaloa lm
j mediately.
D. V. SHOLES Ca
K-V REALTORS.
I niTNrtRia niii i-it nrrrs
Must ba aold. Owner leaving city.
Immediate poaaraalon. Ueveu room, i
atoriea and attic: quarter-aawod oak
A, flnlah flrat floor, hot watar heat, build
ing aultabla for gnraga. -. fiullt by ex
, part carpenter contractor for hla home
and ona of the beat valuea In Dundee.
Qulok action necessary. Liberty bonda
arretted ut par. Prlco ' reduced from
JIO.O00 to $9,000. but. want aoma kind 01
offer.
-FOWLER & M'DONALD
REALTORS. -1H0
City National Bank Bldg.
DUNDEE BARGAIN
A wall built home of 7 rooma and
bath, houea If not new but in good re
pair, quarter aawed oak floors In living
part of house; houaa newly painted, fine
Id ft. aouth front lot on Dodge St.
Price. 16.600; term!..
lA8P nitoa. M ffsellns Bid;. Tyler 721.
I'KAC'ftcALI.T new f-room houae, well
. built, all modern, oak finish' and floora
down, hard pine up. Bargain. ' Easy
terma. Deal with owner. Walnut W6.
. Florence. r -
fiETHAWAT. 3uburb"anorop'ty. Col. Hot
i Acreage.
STOCK FEEDING
GRAND . - ;
0 acres ona mile from atock yard.
Imut Si. mil in navad nad ! two . anta
.. r of Improvementa, all In Kood . repair;
m : three mood wella, one new 8-room mod-
, arn houae, two acres in fruit, now rnt-
i ed for 62l per year. .For price and
tcrma call or write. '
' GEORGE ' & CO.,
REALTORS,
City Nafl Bldg.
Tyler S024.
REAL. ESTATEIMPROVED.
BRICK APARTMENT
HOUSE-A BARGAIN
Twelve apartmente of five roome and
bath each, finlahed In oak. newly dec
I prated and Inlrat ciaaa conauion; duiio.
I Jng la only about aeven yeara old and
vja located in a Itrat class rental aisinci
I ' close to car line' and not 'too far out
' Rental a $n,000 per year. Our prlre
' lor quick acceptanoe la only 165.000. Let
' ua tell you all about this, and our- choice
S( WALSH-EIMER CO., -
jT ' - , REALTORS, v -J -i.-t",
Tjrler 163Sj 383 Securitlea Bldg.
vWest Fatnam
Cathedral District
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;"We have" Juat listed a very attractive
' little home. Just one block from Jos
lyna, near 41at and Davenport Sta. A
very complete home with living room
arrangement, fire place; three nice bed
rooms and open sleeping poroh second
, floor; ok floora throughout with oak
and white eqamel finish; cement drlve-
i way with heated garage for two cars;
price I10JOOO, half cash required
Glover & Spain; ' ' T
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DouerSSO.
'18-20 Clly National.
LEAVING CITY .
-FOR. SALE AT SACRIFICE.
On account of opening! up a ,new
branch office, must sell my she-room,
modern home at once at a bargain;
light oak finish, full lot, V, "block to
car and school;, If you want a real bar
gain, call Walnut 4400. ' .
Omaha Real Estate and Investments.
JOHN T. BOHAN,
821 Paxton Blk. r Phone Tyler 488.0.
RAND new bungalow, onk flnlah, beau
tiful decorations, excellent location; re
duced from 87.4SO to f 6,900. . Vary
fasy terms. Douglas 1734.
BENSON 4V METERS CO..
424 Om. Nat'L
A special bargain'
this apace every day.
$5,750
7-ROOM HOUSE J
1616 WILLIS ST.
. Well built nouse ; in- good j
location, close - mi Corner
lot with large shade trees.
Pavtd street jmr
House has large reception
room, living room, dining
room and kitchen on first
floor. Full bricked cellar.;
$1,200 first payment and
balance easy, terms. ,
Call Mr. Ormsby, Tyler 50.
7 Evening, Harney 7244.
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
614 Harney St. Phone Tyler BO:.
"The Recollection of Quality" Remains
Long After the Price is Forgotten."
4 GOODYEAR and CORNHUSKER
AUTO TIRES and TUBES
Bicycles, Repairs, Accessories, Supplies,
- - Gunsmith, Locksmith," Phonograph
Repairing, Cutlery, Tools, Razors,
Vacuum Cleaners.
NOVELTY REPAIR CO ,
Roacoe Rawley, Prop.
MAIL.
4S09 S. 24TH ST.
TEL. S. 1404.
THE1 manufacturer of a
fast-selling e 1 e c t r i c a 1 v
'rwehnV appliance has deal
era iaeDarfeuent stores, elec
:tric hhops, hardware a.id,fur-
niture stores) who need sales
'men trained to sell this and
'other appliances. We, will
train men of good character
vand place them to advantage
with our" dealers. Actual work
v in the field during, the train
' ing enables them to earn more
,'than an average salary. - See'
' Mr. Jech at Granden Electri-
cal Co., 1511 Howard, after
2 p. m. ;:
GIRLS. DID
! I That manygirls choose Long Distance Operating because it gives
I them worthwhile associates, the best surroundings possible in a
business onice, ana wnai is otst,
' ' . A GOOD
ii. Aart tli pit enter school?
. J.IU1I1 wv uj '
? Your advancement to more
only by your own ability and ambition.
i I Mis Bell will tell you all about it. '
. ' -.: "' . 318 Telephone Buildins;.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO.
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Long Lines
THE GUMPS
TOSH AA- YiBoXCr
VOO MOW VtttMC .
REAL, ESTATE-IMPROVED,
West.
A FEW homes and Iota for aala la Park-
wood addition; a aefe place for Invest-
ment. Norrla It Norrla. Douglas 4271.
6 -ROOMS and bath, t blooks from car, ce.
ment baaement;. $2,800, 300 down, 130
' a month. Douglaa 4228.. .
North.
8 Rooms, Garage, Sleeping
Porch, Beautjful Shade
. . Trees.' N
Verv large
corner lot, fronting east;
paving paid on both streets;
n streets; is stnctiy
modern: separate bins for frulx and
.coal; cistern in basement; house Is neat
ly decorated Inside and out; cement
. drive to garage; look It over or call
.ja Tor appointnteqt Location 1824 Mili
tary Ave. Tenmrand price are reason
able. $.,:. i .
McCageue Investment Co.,
1506 Dodge St ' - Doug,. '1345.
. Evenings Colfax 2571.
FIVE-ROOM .cottage, modern except heat,
in Miller pnrk district, three blocka to
school, one "block to car, with a. vacant
lot for 13,500. $1,500 cash or a little
less will handle. , , . .
Six-room house, in Florence, has lights,
and water, large lot, one block to car;
price 12,600, 5UQ down, 130 a month.
Five-room cottage, with lights, gas
and toilet, on boulevard near 19th and
Ohio. Price 32.650 and terms,
Weeth & Herrofj,
t414 Ames Ave. -Col fas' 26.
I Prairie Park Addition
' $2,000 Down' .
.,.'-7-room, etrlctly; modern . tull 2-story
- house consisting of 4 large ' rooms on
first floor, llvln'g' room, dining room,
'library and kitchen; 1 dandy nice bed
rooms and bath on the second F full ce-
i. ment basement, paving- paid. Owner has
reduced - price, and. terais, jUaew offered
to sell aff$7i(00jFr - -; . . '
; Payne' inVe'slment Co.,
83T Om. Nat. Bank .Bldg.' Douglas 1781.
Don't Loot. Any Further
(-room kunga low finished In oak,
. large floorfd and plastered attic, built
in features such as buffet, etc.: large
basement, elegant lot, street paved, ust
ono block to West Hanscom car line,
home owning ' community: . located 3082
South 82d St ' ' ,
,C.,G. CARLBERb,
) 312 Brandels Theater Bldg.
L'446 WHITMORE, a new 5-room modern
bungalow. Tours for $2,000 cash and
bal. mo. Crelgt', 608 B. Dg. 100.
3. B. ROBISON. reaf aetata and Inveat-
mont. 443 Bee Bldg.' Douglas 8Q7. -7-ROOM
modern home, hot- water heat.
84.600, 4j4SO Ash. -VVeb.- 410.
B! ROOMS " mbcftrn, garage,' (wo lets, near
- 24th and- Sprftgue,- ril take smeller cot-
tage as part payment. Colfax 4182. .
MINNB LUSA homes and lota offer the
best opportunity to invest your money.
Phone Tyler 187. ' ,
South. '
WE HAVE
' 2 NEW 'HOUSES
- Two-story, 6 rooms and bath,
complete in every detail and ready
for immediate occupancy, in our
new-DUNDEE district, which you
can buy on terms of
$1,500 Cash $125 Per Mo.
' If You Wan
a brand new, modern home) of the
best type of construction and high
' est grade interior, woodwork fin
' ished in quality oak and. enamel
J work,.,which you ca,r buy 90 neat-
: ly a- reit basis, let u,show.ypu one
of. these homes, . ' .
Located on SOth street and 50th
avenue, near Farnam. . Price
$12,510, ,' , ,
-MATTSON & SMAILS,
1214 City Nat'l Bank. Doug. 8102.
Be Your .Own Landlord
1 BUT ONE OP THESFJ TODAY.
QUIT PAYING- HIOH RENTS.
CAN GIVE TOSSKSSION OP MOST OP
' THESE AT ONCE. ,
' ' 242 SOUTH 17TH ST. ' . .
$300 DOWN, $30 A MONTH.
- R-room, strictly modern except heat
cottuRe; 4 rooms on first floor and 4
rooms on secondr. Price $2,600. Rents
', for $360 a year or 15 per cent on your
investment. Will make you a good
home as well as an investment.
Payne Investment Co.,
537 Omaha Nat Bk. Bldg. Douglas 178U
Evenings call Colfax 2.227.
$500 Down (
Buys Brand New -.
Five-Room Bungalow
Fivexrooms, strictly modern,
all on one floor; oak finish;
oak floors in Jiving room and
dining rbom; built-in book
cases; built-in kitchen cab
inet ; two dandy bedrooms and
bath; full basement; furnace
heat; floor drain; . nice lot
with trees.
This little home is beauti
fully decorated and ha?
shades and screens for every
window. Quick action is nec
essary. $500 down and the
balance like rent. Come to
day. 3365 Erskine Street.
Take a Harney car to 33d and
Parker and walk a block and
a half north.
YOU KNOW
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SALARY
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responssble positron, is limited
Department.
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CarlWiuiderer
Plans Surprise
At Murder Trial
Chicago Man' May ' " Reveal
Identity of Stranger Killed
At Time of Wife's :
n Death. .
Chiragd Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire,
Chicago, Oct 6. Carl Wanderer,
on trial for the murder of his wife,
his unborn babe and' an unidentified
stranger, is preparing a surprise when
he takes the stand in his own defense.
It has to do with the identity of the
ragged stranger whom Wanderer en
gaged to stage the fake holdup and
whom he shot to death after" he, was
through with him. The secret, wjt is
believed, has 'to do with the identity
o tho stranger, but there ii no
inkling of what bearing it will have
on the defense. . ' :
Wanderer, unshaven, haggard, re,d
eyed and open-mouthed,.. pay iscant
attention to the selection 'of the' jtwyj
He bases his hone of escape of the
gallows' on the allegreveiatiaas,'ieh
will make when he fQesftheyjuipri -In-
his comession he claimed " he vad
never seen or known, the stranger
until he encountered! hkn' oti iqe
street hanging around a low (five and
engaged him to "rob' Mrs. Waii-
derer. ( - ' . ' '
In its examination of prospective
jurors the state is laying unusual
stress upon the insanity dodge. The
jurors that have been tentatively
chosen have given assurances, that
they would not be swayed by a plea
of temporary insanity. It is now ex
pected to complete tne jury Dy tne
end of the week.' Two have been
chosen out of Ihe first-venire of 100
men and twqc . others pajr pt ac
cepted by both sides.-
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED.
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South. .
. , IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Two 5-room strictly uprto-date mm.
galows. Oak floors, large lot, full base
ment, close to school and street csir. Lo
cation ideal. $5,350 for thlsxweek only.
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1912 Vinton St: Tyler S0E
Miscellaneous.
- Investment
., Ineome $1,668 :
Price $4,500
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Ien-room! modern rouse. converte4ln
tn four aDartments vlth hot water Ilea t;
rents for $135 per months garage rents
for $5; three apartments are ifurniahed
with new furniture which cost J1S And
vgoes with the property; the Iot.is"Soii24.
ft;, one half block 'from ar 4.mf rtce
' $4,(00, terms $2,500 cash, balance fefcy
payments; owner needs money for busl-
1 ness purposes, '' ' -' V , . ,
' , - Dumont: & Co.,
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416-418 Keellne Bldg. Phone Doug: 690.
$1,000 CASH ' ',
- Five-room bungalow, modern in every
respect and priced right; '$1,000 cash,
balance monthly,
' Six-room and sleeping porch,' brand
new, near car line; $1,600 cash, balance
monthly. Call Mr. Green, Doug. 2458
or evenings. Walnut 4951. ' ..
' .. $500 CASH
5 ROOMS. . MODERN,
NEW.
Near srnool, car and pa:
ark; has large
attic, full cement basem
eht, nice lot;
can make nice terms of balance. - See
me at once. Wal. 127 evenings, 6:30 to
1U O ClOCKr
$2,50O-VACANT ;;
rms., story and half, corner loiS
AMOS GRANT CO., Realtors,"
.Douglas 8380 830-1-4-8-s Brandels Tn.
RTPlfP.TT JR. Pn "ells
rents
uiituuji x ju vvs,, and
inau'a
real estate. 250 Bea Bldg..
Douglas 838.
Real Estate Transfers
August Johaaon and wife to Jessie
I.. Crlss, S. E. Cor. 37th and'
fowler Ave.. 92x133 $ 2.300
IJI.Ialmar P. Steins to Afton Frances ,.
wara, Newport Ave. zii.o it.
of -SOtli
U St."-N.
S. 42x120..
' 12,700
Lawrence Jay and wife to Thomas
V Of 27th St
S. S. 40x133.7 .
'4,300
Dnvtd J. Clark and wife to Howard
F. KohoFewler Ave. J 88 ft. W
of 25th ive. N. S. 47x107
Ecward J. Dee and wife to City of
Omaha, N. E. Cor. 10thajid Har
rison 19.36 acre and oTur.
Joseph Kudrna and wife lo Harvey
& Williams and wife, N. W. Cor.
- IStn and O St. 50x130 ....
Bunk of Benson to Antonio Obs
tante and wife. Maple St. 130 ft.
W of lat St. S. S. 22UX128. ...
Maynard B. Copelaad and wife to
8.500
7.500
8.000
Cmarles K. SiHier. Emmet St. 158
. ft. W of 19th St. NS8'. 42x154. Excrange,
N P. Dodge, Jr.. ami wife to Sophia
Anstey. Cuming 8. 223 ft. W of -
24th St. 8. 8. 44x126 - 8,500
Charles W. Martin and wife to "
Ralph L. Batie. TUus At". 43.S
ft. E of SOth St. N. 8. 42x120,.
Lenna R. Lounsbury to Edmund S.
Wllllamst. 20th St. 177 V, 8 of
Woolworth St. E. S. 224x142..
Paul F. OrlswoldN to Ida Barmlah,
et al, Charles St. ' 180 ft. E of
27th St. N. S. 30x127.5.
Harry Cohen to Louie K, Shostak,
Caldwell St. 90. ft. E of 26th SU
8. 8. 30x70
Emtl Holatrom and wife to Wilbel-
700
2.250
$.150
. 1,1(0
mlna Rose Strauss, Franklin 8t. ; '
50 ft. E of 31st St. N. S. 60xV27(44Mf'5
Henry B. Kent and wile to Cormelo
veneziano, N. vtr. tor. letn ana
Maple St. 60x71. ..:
Paul W. Kuhns and wife to Albert
- O. Iiawaon. et al, 42nd St. 126. 1
ft. S of Bedford Ave. E. S. 40x
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Oy D. Taylor and wife to Willis H.
Helling, Fowler Ave. 150 W of
.'let St. N. 8. 50x128,,, -
Cuv Hoffer n.ml wife to AOrlat U
Swirl-. 8. E. cor. aist s.vd Dupont
rt 1 'rt ! ,.,,.,
3,506
178
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3400
a
1.500
i ON THE. LINKS AT CHAPEL HILL
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VIRCIANIA. ' LYNCH MAX
WELL. V
The Jeremiah Weatherbees had
again begun to turn their minds tc
the tmieworri problem of where to
spend their vacations. Something
nagged deep in ViolaWeatherbee3
heart. yShe' could not make ort
what it was at first, but after a few
daygof poring through catalogues,
railroad pamphlets and hotel an
nouncements, an inspiring solution
dawned. , ,v , -. ,
"Ihave it ," she announced to
I ersell that moi-ning. "I need a vai
cation after my own ' heart, Fifi,"
suddenly turning to, her maid, her
blue eyes . sparkling with . a new,
eager lighf ''How much do they
Iy a maid in. a hotel?" . v
For--f or service madam?"- ihe
girl asked in amazement.
"For whatever, they bave to do,
Fifi,, linen maid or chamber tnaid
h.orsmurj!r.Fifi?":as she -set down
a elippin fronr Which she had Kad
the various positions. - .
' A half aiihpuf latfrhtjii Viola
had put FifiUhroughVa "literal, t!$jrd
felTWr!lrs
"And'setfofttlnit? 'asshe left
The room to answer the jangling tel
ephone, rrot a.word, rifi to ar.y
one. 1 - . ...
"Hello, . Fifi heard her mistress'
musical' Voice resound, as she picked
up the receiver, "oh, Alice, I'iri-so
glad you called.' Where? . Oh. I
know you'll enjoy the shore. But
come over, to tea, won't , you? 1
have something 'very important to
tell you yes, at 4.
At 4 fiJ brought tea and the two
girls sat , on . the. spacious verandah
overlooking , the.. cool. Jvce, ..Alice
smiled and listened patiently to.Ws
tale of woe.r n.rt" S ;..-, -..i"'-
"Alice, . I simply can t stand this
stall-fed exist4ce any longer,' I'm
going backto the simple things of
life.""
"But, Vi a chambermaid it
can't be. Why, 'dear girl, you
couldn't do !. that work you
couldn't " Alice tried to explain.
"Don't see why not-V Viola
came back. "You know I did more
strenuous work than that, in the
army canteen."
"But what does Jerry say, Vi?"
Alice trieS a new angle of attack.
"Oh Jerry " Viola said quickly,
suddenly remembering her aristocrat
ic husband, "for ' goodness sake,
Alice, don't breathe a word of it to
him. promise me that you won't,
JkasT. ...v ' ..
"All right, Vi and good luck! Let
94to'?wJi4re' Q&b'.fo&xtto if Pn
write. V i. - .. . , .. t...iV,
Vi(5.spen.t;a,'quieti fcVerriiifif 'after
Alice had gone, . Jerry, had come
home to dinner promptly, and unlike
other times when she craved her
husband's Companionship tonight she
wanted ' to, be ' alone with her
thoughts, for she had much planning
to do. 1 . .'
Twice-her meditations were inter
rupted hi Jerry when he emerged
from; his study and went through a
huge bunch of papers lying in the
secretary drawer at her right. Not
a word did he speak, however, and
not, until very late was she able to
broach the subject of her vacation to
him, " , ". ' "
"pon't think J'll tell you where
I'm going this summer, Jerry dear
" she said playfully, "it would be
more romantic not to don't you
think?"
"Then I can't ,terl you where I
shall go," he smiled. The smile was
the first' real one m months and it
gladdened Viola's heart.' " ","
-Several. morning later found
Viola alighting from a public bus,
carrying her own grip and being es
corted into the linen-room.through
th pmnlnves' cntranae of tne larpr-
tst hotel on the mourttain side.
' Mees Jonjs, the bwedish house
keeper annOunced to the other maids
waving her hand toward Viola.
"She willgin 'her work at once,"
and Vi, somewhat bewildered, -4)ut
tnrilled with anticipation, followed
Dora,, who had been detailed to
show her around. Into the antwoom,
slacked high with newly lahndered
1'nens of all kinds. Viola found her
rtirst task in folding hundreds of
sheets, smoothing them carefully
ant4 sorting tho3e to be mended .
T Two jveeks of it and Vi was per
fect at her work. The early tising
had made- her- cheeks firm and
sinooth and a faint pink glowed
through her clear, unpowdered,kin.
Her eyes Joo bespoke the sound
sleepi.she now claimed as her nightly
iewrd after a long' day's' work. :
But Viwas human and she.longed
for the companionship of some one
who would understand. She dared
not write Jerrey for he was certain
to find out I her. menial capacity at
the hotel. And Jerry would never
understand Vi's enjoying this kind
of thing. As she unpinned her white
cap and apron and threw them
across the little cot at one. end t
the maids' dormitory, Doray whom
Vi had come to know well now.
beckoned to her. " '
Want to ko for a walk." Susie?"
Dora asked mischief beaming from
her eyes r .
degree ot questions concerning tne
life pLaj0n3,s,4rtea!. lit
tle nores sheTia4f!liaiiW! c'eYinedsbe
"Whv all the tV-mant?" the I
erstwhile Susie Jones had acquired
some of the slang of her station.
"Aint often we get a night off to
gether," Dora went on, ''arid a night
like this just loot and she
pointed to the soft round moon
whose myriad beams filled the
semi-darkened room in which the
gials stood. - f
''Alone"? Viola asked after a mo
ment. "I'll say not," Jora flashed .back,
"1 had a date with Jack, the chef
but he said he could fix it for you
with his new pantry man Philippe."
Vi turned and gazed somewhat
frightened at the girl. But the assur
ance in Dora's eyes made her realize
a little walk with a male companion
could harm no oneia the world.
Least of all could it be offensive to
Jerry for lie probably just then
was waltzing around with some little
debutante on thexveranda of. the
Midfield Colony club. And besides
it would be interesting to know the
viewpoint of the pantry man.
At eight o'clock (the two. girls
were walking down the road where
they were to meet Jack and Philippe
As they nearpd, they heard the twt
men talking in low tones.
"I don't want any girl " one
of the men was saying. "Why, I'm
married to the slveetest little girl in
the world really-.-" he assured him
as the other laughed.
The two men laughed together
then and the girls came forward.
Suddenly Vioia drew back. Could
it be possible or 'was it just her
subconscious mind? She went for
ward a few steps and this time her
bewilderment rendered her speech
less, - - . '
"Don't be bashful, honey "
Dora said in introducing the silent
Miss Jones to the wide7eyed Philippe
as she gently tripped off with Jack.
; "Vi Vi " were the -first
words the man uttered when he had
taken he"erstwhile "Susie Jones" by
the shoulders and looked straight
ie4-A Itae- 1a1 Kill A PUPC
"Jerry dear I don't understand
why what are you doing here?"
"Pantry BOY !" he - snapped
quickly, his eyes sparkling withl mis
chief, and accenting with pride the
juvenilextitle the hotel had bestowed
upon him.
. "I never thought that you wanted
to come back to nature to to
God, Jerry to just live Viola
was saying absently.
"Nor you " he replied, solemn
ly; as visions of her latest bill for
lingerie danced before his eyes,
"Let's do s it forever-Jerry "
she looked up pleadingly and he
caught the light of sincerity in her
clear, round eyes.
"Forever and ever " he assured
her as they-walked off together in
the soft moonlight to talk over the!r
new plans.
"You're more beautiful than ever
Vi dear " Jerry was saying as he
brushed off a rock on which to seat
his newly-found treasure.
"And I love you all-over again
my true aristocrat Jerry, dear "
she returned. -Then Jerry kissed her
Here
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60 Dozen House Dresses and Bungalow Aprons Sacrificed
Knowing women from every section of the city will com
pete for early choice in this splendid opportunitfor money
savings. Every garment fresh, new merchanplise.
$3.50 and $3.00
fiouse Dresses
Bungalow Aprons
Thursday
Ginghams v Percales Chambrays Sho rt or Xong Sleeve-
- Light and !dark colors plain or fancy every color
Every house dress and every bungalow apron is
, well made a splendid range ostyles for your choos-1
I ing. Don't miss this most exceptional opportunity.
Be -Here at 9 A. M. sharp Thursday Sale on Third Floor
Drawn for The
tenderly while Dora
grinned knowingly.
and Johnny
Soldier Insane From '
Bad Shrapnel Wound
Shenandoah, Ja., Oct. 6. (Spe
cia.,) A shrapnel .wound in the head
has caused Jake Vance, a fprmer
member of Company E, to lose his
mind and he has been returned from
the Philippines, where he was in
service, to the state hospital at Clar
inda. ; i
, Wnen, M-., Vance was injured
overseas' a. piece of silver plate was
pjaced ;n ills'-head,' back of his ear.
ih wound continued to give him
trouble snd last summer he applied
for government compensation. At
that time he was thought-not to be
in a serious conditipn and was al
loyed a small compensation' for a
short time. " '
In January hef re-enlisted and was
sent to the Philippines. It ' was
while serving .there he was ad
judged insane. The relatives of the
soldier live at Trenton, Mo.
Men Who Rescued Sub
Crew Receive Gifts
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' Washington, Oct. 6. As an ex
pression of the :. American J nayy'a
gratitude for .ttieir efforts in- 'res
cuing the'.Vcrew of : the submarine
S-S,- tha captiHn svof.-.the steamships
sertaiirrjltf8 oft their ,reW were
ores&t?tf.lTJ. g(51d -Mratehe's " atid
binoculars by Secretary Daniels.
- Capt,vE. Ai Johnston. of itbe Alah
tKus','' fhe ft ship'; to, sight thesub
marine's protruding hull,' represftrited
the other recipients at the presenta
tion. These were Cap;' E. D. Swin-
Engineer W.G. Brief of he General
Goethals. C. Tacobson of the Alan
thus and R. Williams, assistant chief
engineer of the Alanthus. The last
three' men worked the hand drills
with which a hole was made iarge
enough toprevent suffociatipn of the
inmpVisoncd1 men in the 'submairifre's
holi... -V. "
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Many Soldiers Neglect r
, To Call for Liberty Bonds
New York, Oct. 6. Speaking at a
military reunion dinner, Brig. Gen.
II. M. Lprd, 'chief of finances pf the
United States army, said his depart
ment, in Washington has 4,000 Lib
gty bonds, representing $375,000,
which belong to soldiers who cannot
be found. The bonds have been held
for two years and carry coupons
representing $30,000 in interest.- The
department, he said, had been un
able to reach the owners at the ad
dresses which they bad given and
has appealed to war organizations to
help locate them.
- Gen Lord also said his department
is holding 3,000 discharge certificates
of soldiers iwlro also cannot be
found. ! "'
Another of Those Sensational
One Day Sales
Bee by Sidney Smith.
Butchers' Union
To Fight 10-HourA
Day Demand Here
Meeting of 12,000 Workmen
" On South Side .Starts Strike.
Rumors; Denied by .
Leaders.
) Rumors of a strike of the 12,000
butcher workmen in the South Side
packing plants, which were rife in
South Omaha Tuesday night follow
ing the mass meeting of the Butcher
Workmen's union in the organiza
tion's hall at Twenty-fifth and M
streets, were denied by union of
ficials Wednesday morning.
"The meeting was called so. that
we might inform the members of the
union of the proposition that pack
ers have made to Judge Julius
Altschuler, arbitrator between pack :
ers and" employes, whereby the 10
hour day would be restored, over
time pay done away with except
when a man has worked 54 hours a
week and seniority rights affected "
declared District -President J. H.
Davis.
"We wished to explain to the men
hat the union will have attorneys
to fight their rights and1 see.; that
they get a square deaJ and: tttusiqijfet,
their xears. .,.. . . x
"I don't believe that Judge Alt
schuler. .will allow these; .requests of
the packers, but even he should,
there -is little danger of a strike
for at leasfa year. sThe' men Svill
live up to their agreement unless
something radically unjust is done
to them. We have no fears of a
strike at the present time.
'There are a number of jokers in
the proposition the packers have
made to Judge Altschuler, but our
representatives will - see that they
will not slip by unnoticed.
' The meeting was called by, the', dis
tribution, of 5,000 circulars iastliigh't.
ine nan was packed, ihe crowd
was orderly.
Senator Lodge to Speak
In Madison Square Garden
Ueyv York, Oct. Senator H.
C. Lodge will be the principal sneak
er at a political meetine in Madison
kbquare Garden,. New York, nevt
i uesday night, lfwas reported at re
publican headquarters. . Senator
Lodge will fill four other speaking
engagements in the east, it was re
ported. .. V
Fined' for Liquor. ' 1
Henry Wilking, 6612 South'
Twenty-sixth streetgJwas fined $100
for alleged illegal possession o
liquor in the South Side police
etiurt yesterday morning.
Third
Floor
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South Side'
Blast Blows Ctxr, -Into
Bits, Driver
Saved by Miracle
LicenseTag and Heavy Frame :
All Left of Car When Spark "
Sets Off Gasoline .
. Tank. .
) . -Emmett
Lindsay, 2518 M street,
had a miraculous escape from death
Tuesday night when his automobile
was blown to pieces at Sixty-first
and Q streets.Backfire from the en
gine caused the ignition of the gaso
line tank, he said. Following the '
blast there was nothing left of the
car except the license tag and the',
frame.
Lindsay' was driving when engine
trouble developed. He 'got out of his
automobile at Sixty-first and Q
streets t try to fix it. While he was
tinkering at the front end .of the
var a sizzling noise started and he
iajj away trom the car.
T Mile4u lial r,it kiit a hnrr artnr
between himself and the automobile
when flames leaped .into the air
simultaneously with a violent ex
plosion. The force of the blast wa3
upward and for this reason Lindsay
escaped uninjured. ' ,
Passersby this morning saw only
a small scrap pile where the automo
bile made its last stand. ' Jl-',
State Department ;
Probing Shipment of '
Soviet Gold Into U. S. -
Washington, Oct. 6. The -State -department
is conducting an investi
gation into 'the ownership and pur
pose of shipment-of a little less than
1,000,000 rubles gold, something
more than $300,000, into-the United -
States from soviet Russian a week
ago., ." .'"
It is admittedly a problem .whe
ther anything can be done by the
goveriment even if the gold was sent
here'tfi be used to carry on propa
ganda, but the inquiry into its owner
ship and origin may determine whe
ther it is "stolen goods" in the sense
of having come (mprOperly into the
hands of soviet Russian officials, if
it' is ,proye4. tnt it -is' bolsheviki
hipney.:?,- .ii
I It was staiterl' that the Investiga- t
ti(m''Demg made b the State de
partment is for its own information
and that so far it wouldJbe "rath-'
er strange" to; say pS there .pad .
been disclosed anything to give rea
son to believe that the gold is"
actually to betised for furthering,
propaganda. ' -'
Bee. want ads are best business
getters.
Trucks! Trucks!
TRAFFIC
Two-Ton Trucks
Just received several car loads
of new, up-to-date Traffio
Trucks, with fiontinpnr.nl Had
'"sliSeal Motors, Timken bearings,
Kussel Kear Axle, and all other
high (class parts majce up these
fully guaranteed machines. We
have them with solid rubber
tires and Pneumatic cord tires,
with and without bodies and
cabs $1,495.00 factory, St
Louis.
To' start these trucks moving
we wi-give 20 discount and
make easy terms. Come and
look them over at
.;v vt',,:t.,. .'. .. .v.
Ar W. WHEELERv company,
' - Distribators.
2200 Afilitary Avenue, Omaha
Phon Walnut 54S.
Big Demonstration
Of Howard Stoves
Begins Saturday at
Union Outfitting Co.
Aunt Jemima Herself Will
Serve Pancakes with Kara
Maple Syrup, Hot Advo
Coffee, Alamito Cream.
Two Howard Stoves Will
Be Given Away Free. ,
This big sale and demonstra
tion of Howard Heaters and
Ranges is coming' at an orjpor-.
tune time fov'everybody to take
advantage of. An extraordinary
large stock of these stoves will
be on exhibit and they are sold
only at the Union Outfitting
Company in Omaha who are sole
agents.
Howard Stoves are nationally
known for their excellent baking
and heatinc oualities and par
ticularly for - their great fuej
economy., iney cut coal Nils
one-thir4 and,itt,miiiy instances
one-half- '.!
Aum jemima win nave cnarge
of the baking and will be all
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dressed up just as you have seen
her in pictures. All visitors will
be served free with a' trreat bur
stack of Aunt Jemima pancakes
and.all the good appetizing trim
mings.
Remember this store never
considers any transaction com
plete until the customer is thor
oughly satisfied, and. as always.
you maice- your own terms.
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